Re: Caching

Hi Narayanan and Steve, (B (B[Steve Loughran] wrote in the 'Re: axis and caching'; (B| Axis does not specify caching on the results of a POSTed SOAP request, (B|because POST requests are not cacheable or idempotent, according to the (B|HTTP spec. (B (B But I'd like to notify 'the HTTP spec.

Re: Callbacks in SOAP application

Hi Ricky and Steve, (B (B Yes. In generally speaking, there're two models in the multipoint (Bcomm., which are defined in the JMS as the 'peer-to-peer' model (P2P) (Band the 'publisher-subscriber' model (Pub/Sub). (B (B However, I think that UDP is still risky. :) (B In addition, the cur

RE: Callbacks in SOAP application

Hi Suresh, (B (B|I am still waiting for some more details on Blocking the response (B|on the server side from you. Please let me know if you know some (B|implementation details. (B (B You can implement easy the blocking logic on the server by using (Bthe conventional syntax both 'while-loo

Schema-instance:type' attribute must be specified for every parameter

My web service client report the following error: exception: [SOAPException: faultCode=SOAP-ENV:Client; msg=The 'http://www.w3.org/1999/XMLSchema-instance:type' attribute must be specified for every parameter.None was specified for return; targetException=java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: The

Re: Catching Exceptions from incorrect proxy setting

- Original Message - From: "Tim C." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Monday, March 17, 2003 13:38 Subject: Catching Exceptions from incorrect proxy setting > > I keep returning to the same problem of trying to find a way of allowing a > user on the client side to determi

SOAP with Attachment using Axis Tutorial

Hi all, we are developing EJB based webservices which will return image files as attachments. So I need to understand how it works with axis. I saw a sample is in axis but I need some more information about how the soap attachment works using axis. Any pointer will be appreciated. Thanks, Subh

Re: Axis light for client

- Original Message - From: "Chris Forbis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Monday, March 17, 2003 13:35 Subject: RE: Axis light for client > Hey, > > Now not that I have used either of these two there are many posts in t his > group saying that for a client app to try th

Re: Axis light for client

Hey, Now not that I have used either of these two there are many posts in t his group saying that for a client app to try them because they are smaller. Wingfoot or GLUE in applets seems to be the general posts I have seen. Now that said, why do we not look into making a VERY VERY light client

RE: HTTP Connections Hanging

I will take a look at the latest release candidate and report my findings. Thanks for the help. Kevin -Original Message- From: Norris Merritt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, March 17, 2003 4:36 PM To: Davis, Kevin; '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Subject: RE: HTTP Connections Hanging Axis 1

Catching Exceptions from incorrect proxy setting

I keep returning to the same problem of trying to find a way of allowing a user on the client side to determine proxy settings. It seems if they define: System.setProperty("proxySet", "true" ); System.setProperty("http.proxyPort",8080); System.setProperty("http.proxyHost",wwcache.blah); be

RE: Axis light for client

Hey, Now not that I have used either of these two there are many posts in t his group saying that for a client app to try them because they are smaller. Wingfoot or GLUE in applets seems to be the general posts I have seen. Now that said, why do we not look into making a VERY VERY light client j

RE: HTTP Connections Hanging

Axis 1.1 beta did not support Keep-Alive, although the current release candidate may. It was my pursuit of Keep-Alive that led me to the conclusions below. After investigating, I came up with a patch which worked for me, but was not thread-safe, among other things. Eric Friedman posted a better fix

RE: Axis light for client

Check out WSIF (http://ws.apache.org/wsif/). James -Original Message- From: Aureliano Calvo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, March 17, 2003 1:00 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Axis light for client Hi! I'm trying to make an WebService client that runs over the net using Jav

RE: HTTP Connections Hanging

If I understand you correctly, the SOAP server needs to explicitly close the connection for the Axis Client to close its connection. What if the SOAP server is HTTP 1.1 and uses Keep-Alive? Do I need to disable Keep-Alive? Will that even make a difference? Kevin -Original Message- From:

RE: HTTP Connections Hanging

I believe that Axis client code relies on the remote web server to close the connnection. The XML response from the SOAP server is not read into memory and then parsed, it is parsed as it is read from the network. Unless the remote server closes the connection, Xerces will cause a hang trying to re

Axis light for client

Hi! I'm trying to make an WebService client that runs over the net using Java Web Start. Some downloads are made over 28.8K modems. Because of that, the 1MB of axis.jar is too much. I've searched over the net (including the axis site, and google) and I can't find a axis distribution for client

RE: Authorization using WS security and SAML

Ricky Ho asked: > Can I use SAML for just Authorization Authority ? Yes. You need to send your authorization authority certain information so that it can make a decision: some authentication information and some information that identifies the resource being accessed. Although I suspect that most

RE: Connection limit

This is true. More info: if I connect through IIS, it's limited to 10, if I go directly to Tomcat, it's 15. (I think the number 5 that your co-workers mention is for XP home edition, IIRC.) -Original Message- From: Aureliano Calvo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, March 17, 2003

RE: Connection limit

I'm not finding much. Can you be more specific about where to look? -Original Message- From: Enrique Rodríguez [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, March 17, 2003 11:46 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: Connection limit Lock for Tomcat connector threads. HTH -Mensaje origina

RE: Authorization using WS security and SAML

I think WSS is the best approach today to implement single sign-on within a single trust domain. If that trust domain is implemented using Active Directory, then I suggest using Kerberos tickets for your authentication token. For any other type of trust domain, use SAML and a SAML-compliant single

Re: Callbacks in SOAP application

We certainly can use a Gnutella approach to multi-cast an event. Rgds, Ricky At 10:15 AM 3/17/2003 -0800, Steve Loughran wrote: - Original Message - From: "Ricky Ho" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Monday, March 17, 2003 09:47 Subject: Re: Callbacks

RE: Authorization using WS security and SAML

One of the primary reasons why you might want to use SAML is to support single sign-on. But if you don't have a SAML authentication authority, then you probably don't want to use SAML. Can I use SAML for just Authorization Authority ? But you don't need to use either SAML or WS-Security to implem

Re: Connection limit

Windows 2000 Professional can listen only a limited number of connections (some co-workers tell me than the number is 5). They tell me that there is a regitry param on Windows Millenium to change this. Maybe, there is a registry param on Windows 2000 Professional too. Did you tried it on Linux

RE: [RE: Authorization using WS security and SAML]

I believe that IBM WSTK supports WS-Security. see http://www.alphaworks.ibm.com/tech/webservicestoolkit > -Original Message- > From: Mitch Gitman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Monday, March 17, 2003 11:41 AM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: [RE: Authorization using WS security an

RE: HTTP Connections Hanging

I took some time to look through the code and I can see the places where the problems may be, but, like the comments state, is InputStream.close() being called? Also, how do we close the socket if we need to leave it open after we exit invoke()? Before anything can be done, we need these question

SOAPMonitorApplet

Title: RE: AW: SOAPMonitor I haven't found any documentation in the Axis 1.1 RC 2 distribution that explains how to setup the SOAPMonitorApplet.  It doesn't seem to be ready for use out of the box.  Can someone tell me what I have to do to use it or point me to documentation? **

RE: Axis deployed services.

Title: Message From my experience, the use of adminClient is not strictly required. Everything is in the server-config.wsdd file (WEB-INF) Just need to install Axis on the target app server and make sure you have a valid server-config.wsdd file in your webapp. Configuration is loaded by the

RE: Connection limit

Lock for Tomcat connector threads. HTH -Mensaje original- De: Sean Leblanc [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Enviado el: lunes, 17 de marzo de 2003 19:31 Para: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Asunto: Connection limit I'm not sure if it's Tomcat, Axis, or Windows 2000 professional, but I'm having what looks

Connection limit

I'm not sure if it's Tomcat, Axis, or Windows 2000 professional, but I'm having what looks like a 15 connection limit when I'm trying to do some stress testing - after that, my Soap client starts saying that it cannot connect to my service. Is there some parm I can crank up, or is this MS interveni

RE: HTTP Connections Hanging

I'm surprised too, but trying to patch it is just not an option for me here. So I guess someone with some more time than us, and maybe a bit more familiar with the code, can take a look. I'm also a bit concerned that that last bug message states that it is not a critical issue. I see this as a ma

Re: Callbacks in SOAP application

- Original Message - From: "Ricky Ho" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Monday, March 17, 2003 09:47 Subject: Re: Callbacks in SOAP application > But what if there are M registered clients, the server need to establish M > HTTP/TCP connections to call

Re: HTTP Connections Hanging

Yes and no. I think the 'known issue' you're referring to may be my bug report: http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=11296 The bugs are, I think, in the HttpSender code:

Re: SimpleDeserializer encountered a child element

hi nandkumar, were you able to solve this? if not, your error (SimpleDeserializer encountered a child element), I think is due to the fact that you are either passing a string with nothing in it (empty parameter when it has to have something) or something that is not set correctly in WSDL like:

Re: Callbacks in SOAP application

But what if there are M registered clients, the server need to establish M HTTP/TCP connections to callback. Rgds, Ricky At 05:24 PM 3/17/2003 +0900, Toshiyuki Kimura wrote: Ricky, I saw that the original question from Suresh is not expected the 'multiple connection' to the event. The server

Re: WSD2J: How to create a method(A a) where A is implemented either by B or C ?

hi, i'm not very familiar with XML Schema, but I think you need to specify a targetnamespace for PhoneNumber and MailAddress types. mischa Neulich, etwa am Montag, 17. März 2003 16:49 meinten Fabien Guinet: > Hello, > > The goal is to define a single method which could be interpreted > differ

Axis deployed services.

If I deploy all my soap services using axis along with weblogic 7.0, does it generate any file which I can use in other instances of weblogic servers.   I used to do this for Apache SOAP. When I deployed soap services using Apache SOAP, it used to generate DeployedServices.ds file which I us

RE: HTTP Connections Hanging

Anyone else have any suggestions, workarounds for this? Kevin -Original Message- From: Davis, Kevin Sent: Friday, March 14, 2003 1:19 PM To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Subject: RE: HTTP Connections Hanging I think much of the issue I'm having is around the bug pertaining to Xerces/Axis still

Debugging WS

We have deployed AXIS to Tomcat and our web service . All is fine. We deploy the same WAR to WAS4, and we get a reflextion.TargetException or something like that. No stack trace appears in WAS logs, and nothing else comes back in the server fault. Is there a way to force AXIS to send back the st

Re: [RE: Authorization using WS security and SAML]

Is anyone aware of a Java implementation of WS-Security? Furthermore, is anyone aware of an implementation that can be used with Axis? I would guess IBM has one since they have been a leader on the spec, but I don't know. The only WS-Security API I'm aware of comes with Microsoft's Web Services Enh

Re: Intranet Hosting of SOAP specification

- Original Message - From: "John Svazic" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Monday, March 17, 2003 07:35 Subject: Intranet Hosting of SOAP specification > Hi, > > Has anyone approached the problem of how to handle SOAP requests via Axis on > an intranet with no external ac

Re: Callbacks in SOAP application

- Original Message - From: "Ricky Ho" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Sunday, March 16, 2003 23:40 Subject: Re: Callbacks in SOAP application > > > 4)Scope : The scope of the multicasting will be inside the private > > network

using automatic serializers with the java.net.URL class

I'm sending an object that contains a java.net.URL. When I look at the wsdl it has the URL: But when I run my application I get: Received a fault: java.io.IOException: No serializer found for class java.net.URL in registry Is there anything I need to do to have the default serializer handle t

WSD2J: How to create a method(A a) where A is implemented either by B or C ?

Hello, The goal is to define a single method which could be interpreted differently on the server side depending on the object used (B or C). For example, I would like to define a type UserIdentifier which could be either a PhoneNumber or a MailAddress. I try to do this with the following types de

Re: Sending parms to web service

Jim, initialize paramValue in the Constructor. I believe (have not looked at the code to verify) that the Service instances are most likely created once and reused in a multi-threaded pooled manner - similar to Servlet instances. So initializing the parameters once in a CTOR would do the trick. T

RE: Intranet Hosting of SOAP specification

Hi, Have you actually tried it? We use Axis in a similar environment to that which you describe with no problems. Dan. -Original Message- From: John Svazic [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 17 March 2003 15:35 To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Subject: Intranet Hosting of SOAP specification Hi,

Intranet Hosting of SOAP specification

Hi, Has anyone approached the problem of how to handle SOAP requests via Axis on an intranet with no external access? I'm concerned that the server that will be handling the SOAP requests will try to validate the incoming requests against an external XML Schema (such as the SOAP specification) bu

Axis Error when viewing WSDL file

When I try to view the WSDL file, I get this error: AXIS error Sorry, something seems to have gone wrong... here are the details: Fault - ; nested exception is: WSDLException: faultCode=OTHER_ERROR: Can't find prefix for 'http://www.w3.org/2002/12/soap-encoding'. Namespace prefixes m

RE: Callbacks in SOAP application

Hi, (B (BI am still waiting for some more details on Blocking the response on the server side (Bfrom you. Please let me know if you know some implementation details. (B (BI need to explore JavaGroups a bit more. Since my clients can be spread on the (Binternet, I might be forced to use HTTP

RE: Authorization using WS security and SAML

Hi Anne, You touch on some interesting points. I agree that one can implement authentication or authorization purely using transport level security mechanisms and JAAS. However what is the best approach today to implement single-sign on. In my application, the end user sends SOAP messages to my we

RE: Sending parms to web service

I tried the code. Thanks. However, I first tried it in a static block, and that failed, evidently because the "Context" is an instance thing. However, any parm sent to a web service from the wsdd file data would be at most a one time "application scope" thing, so it seems less than ideal to look

RE: Callbacks in SOAP application

Hi Suresh, (B (B Are your questions still not answered with 'JavaGroups'. (BIn order to make an answer, we also have to make sure what (Byou want to know regarding the axis or Web Services. (B Please tell me the details of your expected solution (Bif you need. (B (BBest Regards, (B (B

RE: Authorization using WS security and SAML

SAML provides a standard XML format to express and exchange security assertions. Assertions come in three flavors: authentication, authorization, and attributes. You get these assertions from some type of trust authority, such as a single sign-on service or an entitlement service. SAML defines the

WSDL2Java question

hi, is it right that WSDL2Java just makes sense for rpc/encoded? Because no matter what style/use in my WSDL is specified - i am always getting the same output of WSDL2Java. What's the approach if i want to use document/literal? do I have to bind my custom classes by myself or is there something l

RE: Authorization using WS security and SAML

Yip... I get it now... :-) Ok so here's the deal... The SOAP message that comes in is parsed and the authentication information is extracted. (I guess that module would need to look out for a pattern followed since we'd have to know which standard is being used to pass the authentication inform

RE: Authorization using WS security and SAML

Yip... I get it now... :-) Ok so here's the deal... The SOAP message that comes in is parsed and the authentication information is extracted. (I guess that module would need to look out for a pattern followed since we'd have to know which standard is being used to pass the authentication inform

RE: Authorization using WS security and SAML

Yip... I get it now... :-) Ok so here's the deal... The SOAP message that comes in is parsed and the authentication information is extracted. (I guess that module would need to look out for a pattern followed since we'd have to know which standard is being used to pass the authentication inform

OperationDesc not syncronized?

Hi, I started from a Java-Interface, generated the WSDL, then generated the Java classes for client and server, Deployed the service to Axis/Tomcat. I had success so far (also no exception when deploying the service, which contains BeanMappings and two TypeMappings for arrays of beans). When I

RE: Bean Serializer/ Deserializer

Hi, There have been no replies to this...Please help...!! Vandana. -Original Message- From: Balakrishna, Vandana (Cognizant) Sent: Thursday, March 13, 2003 10:06 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: Bean Serializer/ Deserializer Hi, I am kind of confused about the way AXIS goes abou

SimpleDeserializer encountered a child element

Hi, I am having a web-service returning complex data type. This data type contains an array of other complex data type. When I run client I get following exception: org.xml.sax.SAXException: SimpleDeserializer encountered a child element, which is NOT expected, in something it was trying to deser

AW: Getting IP adress of the client

Hi, HttpServletRequest req = (HttpServletRequest) msgContext.getProperty(HTTPConstants.MC_HTTP_SERVLETREQUEST); String clientIP = req.getRemoteAddr(); or try this msgContext.getProperty("remoteaddr"); For more Information see http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=axis-user&m=104558048118031&w=2 Re

Re: Callbacks in SOAP application

On 3/17/03 09:34 AM [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > Just to make my requirement clear.. > The event notification is sent to a small group of clients, say 3 or 4.. > The number is usually small who register for a specific event.. > But the notification is important, it shoul

Getting IP adress of the client

I want to do IP adress validation inside a Handler, but I don't know where to get the client IP adress from. I haven't found anything using the MessageContext Object passed to invoke. Joachim

RE: Callbacks in SOAP application

Hi, (B (BJust to make my requirement clear.. (BThe event notification is sent to a small group of clients, say 3 or 4.. (BThe number is usually small who register for a specific event.. (BBut the notification is important, it should not be lost. So, I did not want to go for (BUDP based comm.

Re: Callbacks in SOAP application

Ricky, (B (B I saw that the original question from Suresh is not (Bexpected the 'multiple connection' to the event. (BThe server just has to notify the event to a client (Bwho registered oneself as the event listener. (B (BBest Regards, (B (B Toshi (Toshiyuki Kimura) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

RE: Callbacks in SOAP application

Hi Toshi, (B (BI agree that UDP multicasting has its drawbacks. I would like to stick to HTTP. (B (B> By the way, what's the important thing you want to do ? (B> Do you just want to receive a message after a specified event on (B>the server? Or, do you have to kick a process on the client